Usage of "prerogatives"

portuguès

direito exclusivo

català

privilegi

espanyol

privilegio

A right reserved exclusively by a particular person or group (especially a hereditary or official right)

privilegi

Sinònims

Examples for "privilege"

In this so-called democracy money can buy power, privilege and political patronage. 
 The Irish Times 

However, we sadly neglect the privilege we're given in Ireland with ingredients. 
 The Irish Times 

Al-Haramain also claims that FISA preempts the common law state secrets privilege. 
 Wired 

You can't ask a question that elicits privilege, according to the transcript. 
 Reuters 

That I had enjoyed and would continue to enjoy every possible privilege. 
 The power of one 

The rest is the perquisite of the rocks and trees and beasts. 
 A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers 

They were the perquisite of a page who brought them to him. 
 Letters from England, 1846-1849 

These Irish acres were partly the Queen's perquisite from the Babington 'conspiracy.' 
 Thomas Hariot, the Mathematician, the Philosopher and the Schola... 

It is the perquisite of power to invent its own past. 
 Julian 

The luxury of another hour of sleep seemed the greatest perquisite of wealth. 
 Brewster's Millions 

Copyright owners have the exclusive right to public performance of their works. 
 Reuters 

FLS has the exclusive right to acquire TEAM up until February 26th. 
 The Irish Times 

The Commons further definitely express their exclusive right of originating money bills. 
 The World's Greatest Books — Volume 11 — Ancient and Mediæval Hi... 

Have the Christians an exclusive right of setting up a blind faith? 
 The Ruins; Or, Meditation on the Revolutions of Empires and the ... 

In 1170 Alexander III claimed such recognition as the exclusive right of Rome. 
 The Church and the Empire / Being an Outline of the History of t... 

Ús de prerogatives en anglès

Doni has not given up all Her knowledge, nor all Her prerogatives. 
 The Land of Painted Caves 

The freedom of the Hebrew poet is one of his high prerogatives. 
 Companion to the Bible 

One of their prerogatives is to fall in love every third moon. 
 The Grey Cloak 

Their prerogatives, and those of the KGB secret police, have been extended. 
 The Guardian 

The certainty that he wore those prerogatives of womanhood increased her dislike. 
 Beyond 

He assumed all the prerogatives of royalty that his position would permit. 
 Mizora: A Prophecy / A MSS. Found Among the Private Papers of th... 

To secure to teaching the rights, prerogatives and advantages of a profession. 
 On the Firing Line in Education 

The most illustrious sovereigns have never parted willingly with their own prerogatives. 
 Beacon Lights of History, Volume 08: Great Rulers 

But patriarchy and its prerogatives are not solely the province of men. 
 The Guardian 

Prostitution and the sexual diseases are almost the prerogatives of the cities. 
 Disease and Its Causes 

But Joe wasn't the only party intent on jealously guarding his prerogatives. 
 A place of my own: the architecture of daydreams 

They alone can fit women truly to exert their most sacred prerogatives. 
 The Friendships of Women 

All these distinctly express, or necessarily imply, divine nature, prerogatives, and authority. 
 Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chapters I to XIV 

As for Victoria, she accepted everything-compliments ,flatteries ,Elizabethanprerogatives-withouta single qualm. 
 Queen Victoria 

At another time they had a word or two about Peter's prerogatives. 
 By What Authority? 

Religion, morals, laws, prerogatives, privileges, liberties, rights of men, are the PRETEXTS. 
 Selections from the Speeches and Writings of Edmund Burke 